Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-13
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
DOMESTIC.
| Colonel John P. Irish is i'll at Washing
ton.
The New York Republican Club expresses
confidence il Blaine.
! General Merritt has been relieved of the
command at West Point.
The President will appoint Postmaster
| for Los Angeles this week.
Senator and Mrs. Dolph will soon return
to Oregon from the capital.
The yacht Atlantic again defeated the
| English cutter Galatea on Saturday.
Russell Sage is in trouble, because he
bought and sold stocks for woman.
Over 100000 worth of property was de-
stroyed in New York on Saturday by fire.
The New York militia is developing alb
normal cheek in its demands for use of the
parks.
The Preston mansion at Columbia S. c.,
has passed into the possession of the Cath
Ole Church.
Ex-Secretary of the Treasury Daniel
Manning has returned from Europe much
improved in health.
Mayor Hewitt has appointed David ].
Dean chief assistant in the office of the
Corporation Counsel.
Bernhardt's pet tiger, Minnette, seriously
wounded a waiter in the Hotel Richelieu,
Chicago, on Saturday.
Loubat has engaged General Butler to
bring suit against Belmont, Turnbull and
others of the Union Club.
General Sheridan addressed the graduates
of West Point Military Academy at their
commencement exercises.
Mrs. Esther E. Porter. of Brooklyn, was
assaulted by Spuyten Duyvil man while
negotiating for the rent of his house.
The Nineteenth Century Club proposes
to try the experiment of building a big club
house in New York for men and women.
The races at St. Louis on Saturday were
won by Egmont. Little Minch, Blithesome,
Mary Ellis, Biddy Bowling and Tennessee.
Mrs. Albert Brooks, of Vassar, Michi-
gan, disappears after securing legacy of
$4,000, and is supposed to be held for ram
som.
Mrs. Langtry's manager has sued the
manager of the Tabor Opera House, at
Denver, to recover portion of her seasons
receipts.
| Treasurer Pascoe, of the International
| Typographical Union, has resigned on &C.
count of shortage being discovered in his
| accounts.
The Brooklyn Jockey Club meeting
opened auspiciously at Prospect Park on
Saturday. Maroon, Bay Ridge, Amaigam,
| Guarantee, Favor, Winona and Tipsy were
the winners.
| AT the next session of Congress it is I'M
derstood Randall will join forces with Sen
ator Beck to correct the existing abuses of
! ur6arva tinr, and affnpt Soma deurae Of
| harmony on the tariff.
FOREIGN.
Emperor Williams health is improved.
A military force has gone from London
| to quell the Welsh riots.
A thousand carpenters in Toronto struck
on question OF principle.
Albert Delpit was expelled from Alsace-
| Lorraine by the German authorities.
The proposed boat race between the
crews of Cambridge and Harvard is aban-
doned.
A Metz pipe-maker was fined for imi-
| tating in his work the head of General
Boulanger.
A bank burglar at ST. John, n. B., was
captured and a portion of the booty of
| $5S, 900 recovered.
1t is said that President Grevy recognizes
the fact that Clemenceau must soon be
called on to form new Cabinet.
Chinese and Coreans are forbidden by
the Russian Government to encroach upon
the territory of the Gar in Asia.
| Lewis Morris, M. A, has been requested
| by the Prince of Wales to write the in
augural ode of the Imperial Institute.
| NJ. Washington. the French ambassador,
has resumed negotiations with Lord Sails
bury in the Suez Canal and New Hebrides
neutrality questions.
| PACIFIC COAST.
| Frank Burtsenel has been commissioned
Postmaster at Crescent City.
| Another scheme is on foot to build arail-
| road from Napa to Clear Lake.
Two attempts were made on Friday to
burn the Chinatown of Bloomfield.
| There were light rains in Shasta, Lake
Colusa and Sonoma counties on Saturday.
The Arizona Citizen advocates speedy
wiping out of the Apache scourge in
| blood.
A lad was fatally injured by falling from
a tree while watching baseball game at
| Watsonville.
The resignation of General Manager
Potter of the o. r. and N. Company has
| peen accepted.
The policemen and Constables of Los
| Angeles played game of baseball in aid
of local charity.
| Lille Court, the woman whom Adolph
| Liebenow shot in the chest at Phoenix, Ar
iona, is still alive.
The body of William Delhi, who was re-
Gently murdered by Apaches, has been
taken to Tombstone
| The commanding officer at Fort Lowell
is given as authority for a report that there
is general outbreak of the Apaches.
W. Weldt, the Wilmington pilot removed
| by the Governor last Friday, is accused of
having collected compulsory toll from
shippers.
| A Mexican mail-carrier was shot dead
and an American, named Holland, NOR
tally wounded in saloon row at Gala
basas, Ar.
S. 3. Smolianinof, an inventor of nitro
! glycerine shells, made successful expert
ments on Saturday at Richardson's Bay,
San Francisco harbor.
AT meeting of the Santa Clara county
| Vihcultural Association, on Saturday, the
subject of the making of condensed must
for shipment to England was discussed.
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